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Q. Before i get into the description I do not want anyone saying go for an RN instead. Yes they make quite a bit more money than lpn's do but i don't think i want all the legal responsibilities that the registered nurse has plus lpn school is shorter and i would be making money sooner. My main question could I support myself, my spouse, 2-3 kids a 3 floor house, with basement or game room, living room, and upstairs with 2 bedrooms, Pay for the mortgage, Supply food for the family,own a car,pay for the gas, send kids to school, pay for bills and taxes and all of that. I know LPN's can make a decent salary. Can they make up to 60 grand a year. Can i make this good of a living as and LPN and lets say I would be working in a nursing home and I live in the united states is Pennsylvania.
A nice home is fine. I do not need some mansion or anything just a nice looking home same with a car i do not need a jaguar or anything like that. I looked on the computer and it says you can make a good living off of it.
A nice home is fine. I do not need some mansion or anything just a nice looking home same with a car i do not need a jaguar or anything like that. I looked on the computer and it says you can make a good living off of it.
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Only you can define "good living".
Let's pretend you make the $40k median.
That's a house bought at $150k, with excellent credit and 20% down.
That's a car payment of under $300.
And we haven't even gotten to savings, vacations, student loans, emergency funds, health insurance. . .
While this is considered lower middle or middle class, it doesn't get you far. As a young single person, I could probably stretch this well, but a 3 story house with a game room and 3 kids and a spouse? You'd be living paycheck to paycheck without many luxuries.
As far as liability, you are a licensed care giver. Screw up, and you are just as at risk for a lawsuit and losing your license as any other licensed health care professional.
Only you can define "good living".
Let's pretend you make the $40k median.
That's a house bought at $150k, with excellent credit and 20% down.
That's a car payment of under $300.
And we haven't even gotten to savings, vacations, student loans, emergency funds, health insurance. . .
While this is considered lower middle or middle class, it doesn't get you far. As a young single person, I could probably stretch this well, but a 3 story house with a game room and 3 kids and a spouse? You'd be living paycheck to paycheck without many luxuries.
As far as liability, you are a licensed care giver. Screw up, and you are just as at risk for a lawsuit and losing your license as any other licensed health care professional.
What is the best rated luxury car under $40k?
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bmw 3 series. voted car of the year
although i like the 5 series much more
bmw 3 series. voted car of the year
although i like the 5 series much more
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